This document discusses evolving Duke's learning technology ecosystem. It provides a snapshot of current technologies used, including high usage of Sites@Duke, WarpWire for media views, Panopto for hours viewed, and Piazza and Sakai. Current pilot projects are mentioned, including using PlayPosit for in-video quizzing and the Duke Extend pilot program. The document analyzes access to technologies by whether they are restricted, open, or public and plots them to show the distribution. It aims to help create the future of Duke's learning technology ecosystem.

1. Evolving the Learning
Technology Ecosystem
Michael Greene, Shawn Miller (CIT)
Evan Levine (OIT)

2. Agenda
1. Ecosystem? What?
2. Snapshot of Duke Learning Technologies
3. Current pilot projects
4. Creating the future

3. Ecosystem? What?

5. Restricted
Require Duke NetID
or sponsored guest
authentication
Public
Accessible by
anyone, no
authentication
Open
Accessible by
anyone, requires
authentication.
OpenID, Oauth, and
obfuscation apply
here.
Audience/Access Paradigm

6. Restricted
Open
Public
Ecosystem Elements by Access
Access spheres plotted by number of technologies

7. Restricted
Open
Public
Ecosystem Elements by Access
Access spheres plotted by number of technologies
Categorized by color: Assessment, Authoring, Communication, Computing,Learning/Content Management, Media, Portal, Storage
Adobe Connect
BlueDocs
Computer Labs
Data Visualization Lab
Compute Cluster
duke.coursera
ePrint
Fuqua World
MPS Lab
NSF Personal Directories
Saba
ServiceNow
Toolkits
Virtual Computing Lab
VM Manage
Web Hosting
Chalk & Wire
Lynda Piazza
Sympa
Coursera
Moodle
WebAssign
WebWork
iTunes U Jing
MediaWiki
Box
Duke Extend
Jabber Voicethread
Warpwire
Webex
CIF Personal Directories
DukeWiki
DukeCapture
DukeMobile
DukeStreamMediasite
Qualtrics
Sakai
Sites@Duke
The EdgeThe Link
Skype
Mobile Devices
Google Forms
Poll Everywhere
Survey Monkey
Audacity
MapleTA
Office365
OneDrive
Innovation CoLab
Gross Makerspace
Screenflow
Video KitsLightboard
DronesVR&AR
myDuke
Adobe CC
Yellowdig

8. Snapshot of Duke
Learning Technologies

9. Sites@Duke
8,700+
Active sites
Since 2010
186
New course blogs
July 2015 - June 2016

10. Warpwire
36%Media views vs Kaltura
116,451 vs 74,057
FY15 vs FY14
29%
Unique viewers vs Kaltura
7,030 vs 4,978
FY15 vs FY14

11. Panopto
7,464Hours viewed
October 2016 Trinity
Pratt
Fuqua
CRTP
Divinity
Law
DukeMed
NSOE

12. Voicethread
60%Hours used
362 vs 226
Oct 16 vs Oct 15
36%Threads created
110 vs 81
Oct 16 vs Oct 15

13. Piazza
114Courses
Fall 2016
9,395Questions asked
Fall 2016

14. Sakai
3%Clickstream Events
9,254,807 vs 9,549,966
Oct 2015 vs Oct 2016
12%Sessions
697,986 vs 779,682
Oct 2015 vs Oct 2016
Overall, I am very satisfied with my experience with Sakai this semester.
21%
Strongly Agree
45.2%
Agree
12.6%
Neutral
14.2%
Disagree 6.8%

15. Coursera
4,525,894
Total Enrollments
70+
Duke Courses

16. Current Pilot Projects

17. PlayPosit
● In-Video Quizzing and Engagement
● 20 active users in pilot
● Spring deployment
● First LTI 2.0 Integration with Sakai
○ Grades can be sent back to the
gradebook

20. extend.duke.edu sites.duke.edu/extendpilot

22. Restricted
Open
Public
Ecosystem Elements by Access
Access spheres plotted by number of technologies
Categorized by color: Assessment, Authoring, Communication, Computing,Learning/Content Management, Media, Portal, Storage
Adobe Connect
BlueDocs
Computer Labs
Data Visualization Lab
Compute Cluster
duke.coursera
ePrint
Fuqua World
MPS Lab
NSF Personal Directories
Saba
ServiceNow
Toolkits
Virtual Computing Lab
VM Manage
Web Hosting
Chalk & Wire
Lynda Piazza
Sympa
Coursera
Moodle
WebAssign
WebWork
iTunes U Jing
MediaWiki
Box
Duke Extend
Jabber Voicethread
Warpwire
Webex
CIF Personal Directories
DukeWiki
DukeCapture
DukeMobile
DukeStreamMediasite
Qualtrics
Sakai
Sites@Duke
The EdgeThe Link
Skype
Mobile Devices
Google Forms
Poll Everywhere
Survey Monkey
Audacity
MapleTA
Office365
OneDrive
Innovation CoLab
Gross Makerspace
Screenflow
Video KitsLightboard
DronesVR&AR
myDuke
Adobe CC
Yellowdig

24. Questions?